A small finish

Really stunning, Sandy!

~~~~~~~ Laurie G. in CA

Well now, that is just lovely. Dancing in the moonlight for ya, Sandy!

Karen, Queen of Squishies

Oh my, oh wow. How I would love to see that up close and in person. Polly

That looks gorgeous! Also, the colors render perfectly on my monitor, or they look as you describe them. Beautiful!

Rita L.

Sandy wrote:

WOW ! picture's fine

Great job! Your quilting looks really nice too.

marcella

The picture looks great. I love the colors. I need to get brave and really try paper piecing. I have done 1 or 2 practice things that were mini disasters. I have one of Carol's books.

Sherry Starr

That is absolutely beautiful, Sandy. I really love it - all my kinds of favourite things included in one little masterpiece. It's definitely and 'I wish I had made that' quilt. Can't see the quilting on my screen, but I can see the pale lavender and yellow. So very pretty. . In message , Sandy writes

Gorgeous!

wow! nice job!!! I love it. Launie, in Oregon

Thanks, Launie. :)

Thanks, Roberta. :) Uhhh ... I don't think such a site exists, but perhaps Jeanne can Google it for us? ;) Actually, there are only nine quilt tops finished that I know of, and I don't know how many of those (mine excluded, of course) are now finished quilts. The blocks actually started out to be 12", but I wanted to see what I could do with a smaller size. Some of the other members of the group did them in 6" blocks, and I think one other member made at least a few at 3".

Thanks, Louise. :)

Thanks, Pat! :) I did replace the photo with another that showed the colors a bit better. The quilting isn't anything to brag about; I just don't quite know how I'd have done much with such busy blocks and such tiny pieces, so I just did a sort of curlicue around the set of twelve BOM blocks, a couple of curlicues in the center block, ditch stitching along the very narrow sashings, and a one-sided feather in the border. The top had been 16", but it shrank a bit with the quilting.

I was thinking of you a lot as I was making these little blocks each month, since you're so good at miniatures! It means so much to me that you like it. :)

Thanks, Sherry. :) If you will use Carol's technique, it should work quite nicely for you, if my own experience is any indication. :) I'd tried paper piecing years ago with disastrous results, too, but now I really enjoy it.

Thanks, Marcella. :) I was sort of hoping the quilting didn't really show. ;)

Thanks, Bonnie. :) I replaced the photo with a better one.

Thanks, Rita. :)